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Java Tech Architecture Question

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  • 12-12-2012 3:31pm
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    IamtheWalrus
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    Do any of you work in high-traffic e-Commerce websites? If so, can you tell me the best technology stack for this set up? Would this stack change if the site was an auction-based site like eBay?

    My suggestion:

    Java
    Spring Web Flow
    Hibernate
    CXF Web Services
    Sql Server
    Load balancer
    Glassfish

    Can anyone improve on that?

    Any suggestions are welcome.

    Walrus


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    conor.hogan.2
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    My first question is why SSQL over DB2 or Oracle? Genuinely curious too.


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    Molly
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    Would like to see the justification behind each technology..


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    IamtheWalrus
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    conor.hogan.2 wrote: »
    My first question is why SSQL over DB2 or Oracle? Genuinely curious too.


    Because MS SQL Server is cheaper..


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    ChRoMe
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    IamtheWalrus wrote: »
    Because MS SQL Server is cheaper..

    Good enough for me :)


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    moycullen14
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    IamtheWalrus wrote: »
    Do any of you work in high-traffic e-Commerce websites? If so, can you tell me the best technology stack for this set up? Would this stack change if the site was an auction-based site like eBay?

    My suggestion:

    Java
    Spring Web Flow
    Hibernate
    CXF Web Services
    Sql Server
    Load balancer
    Glassfish

    Can anyone improve on that?

    Any suggestions are welcome.

    Walrus

    Looks good to me, except:

    Mysql instead of Sql Server
    Use jersey instead of CXF unless u need SOAP?
    Tomcat instead of Glassfish (only for load balancing)


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    croo
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    IamtheWalrus wrote: »


    Because MS SQL Server is cheaper..
    why not postgresql then if price is important. As well as being free it's also happens to be a great DBMS.


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    Sheeps
    Registered Users Posts: 2,762 ✭✭✭Sheeps


    look at ibatis instead of hibernate.


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